On May 20, Chef Andrew Zimmern, star of the Travel Channel's "Bizarre Foods," visited WJH and spoke with staff and students about his life struggles and how he overcame them.
On April 21, Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Natalie Hudson was invited to HHS’ Boost TASC to speak with students about her experiences as both an attorney and judge.
This year, Jeremy Messersmith was the guest musician. He joined the orchestra in performing at the concert on Feb. 19, along with Andy Thompson on the piano.
On Friday, Feb. 12, the fifth annual Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor (DFL) Humphrey-Mondale Dinner was held at St. Paul RiverCentre. The featured speakers were Secretary Hillary Clinton, Governor Martin O'Malley, and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders.
On Thursday, The Hopkins men’s Concert Choir will take a trip to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This is an annual choir trip - however, this one is more special than ones in the past.
On Thursday, Feb. 3, members of the Hopkins district school board and HHS’ Student Government met to discuss a change that could immensely affect Hopkins students: school start times.
On Friday, Nov. 20, Minnesota Senator Al Franken took time off from Capitol Hill to visit HHS and inform students and staff about his plans to better the Minnesotan education system.
English artist J. M. W. Turner, the presidential election of 1948, and the equation for calculating momentum all run through the thoughts of John Vaaler, sophomore. But he’s not even in class.
While in the library, it is customary for students to keep their voices down. But the HHS Media Center is making noise with its Read Across America program.
In America, it is considered a democratic right for one to vote at the age of 18. Emma Noble, senior, saw voting as her duty to take advantage of this right.
When Abby Feitl, sophomore, walks into the Starbucks Coffee in Golden Valley, the barista already knows her name and her order - a grande iced Marble Mocha Macchiato.
